A real-life Cinderella? She is a young woman who left a golden slipper in the castle after Prince Christian’s birthday

“This is something that will only happen to me once in my life, so I better do it,” said the Dane, who in a witty and humorous way left one of her gold glittery heeled sandals at Christiansborg Castle.

It was in this palace that the Danish royal family celebrated Prince Christian’s 18th birthday, an occasion Anne-Sofie Tørnsø Olesen couldn’t miss to make the world of fairy tales come alive and become Cinderella.

“I also thought it was a bit funny, and I talked about it with my family and friends before, who agreed that I should do it,” the young woman added to the national media outlet Billet Bladet.

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The royal house recognized the mention of Cinderella

To Anna-Sofia’s surprise, the Royal House of Denmark also repeated her unusual act and, not knowing who it was, they shared a photo of the abandoned footwear on their official Instagram profile.

“Is it Cinderella who forgot her shoe last night? (…) The owner can get in touch to retrieve it,” was part of the message describing the post. The girl simply replied that she didn’t need the heel, but that she could go pick it up if she needed to, according to Vanity Fair.

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According to People magazine, the gala party that celebrated the beginning of a new stage in the life of Prince Christian was a complete hit because it was full of dancing and live music.

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In addition, it was attended by other heirs of European royal families such as Princess Estelle of Sweden, Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway, Princess Catharina-Amalia and Princess Elisabeth of Belgium.

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